{Guest Post from Deedee Cummings} A Princess is a Queen in training. A queen is the reigning female of her family- regarded as the most outstanding in a particular sphere or group- according to the dictionary. How better does a young girl figure out her place in the world than by watching her mother proudly proclaim...
We know the inner (and outer) workings of Multicultural Children's Book Day can seem complex sometimes, but we can assure you that there is a method to our madness! So to clarify some of our most commonly asked questions, here is an impromptu Questions and Answers Session with Project Manager, Becky Flansburg. A's to your Q's Q:...
The calendar just flipped to December and Multicultural Children's Book Day Headquarters is humming right along! As we gear up for an EPIC 8th year of Multicultural Children's Book Day, we want to remind everyone involved in this vibrant online celebration to share the excitement we work so hard to create far-n-wide. As we always say,...
Flash Back Time! On January 27th, 2012 over 100 parenting, education, and children's book bloggers showed up for the very first time to review diverse books for kids and teens on their respective blogs. These posts and shares ultimately reached over 2 million eyeballs across Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+. As I was sifting through old...
{Guest post by Kristi Bernard of Kristi’s Book Nook} Karin Fisher-Golton is a children’s book author, editor, and poet, with a background in education. At her website she shares her musings, poetry, books, and editing services for writers. Her book “My Amazing Day” is a 2015 BAIPA Book Award winner and was a finalist for the 2013...